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diff --git a/source/blender/python/api2_2x/doc/Ipo.py b/source/blender/python/api2_2x/doc/Ipo.py index b0b269db6cd..bda2f12a623 100644 --- a/source/blender/python/api2_2x/doc/Ipo.py +++ b/source/blender/python/api2_2x/doc/Ipo.py @@ -3,10 +3,10 @@ """ The Blender.Ipo submodule -B{New}: Ipo updates to both the program and bpython acess. +B{New}: Ipo updates to both the program and bpython access. This module provides access to the Ipo Data in Blender. An Ipo is composed of -several Ipocurves. +several IpoCurves. A datatype is defined : IpoCurve type. The member functions of this data type are given below. @@ -258,17 +258,17 @@ class IpoCurve: This object gives access to generic data from all ipocurves objects in Blender. Important Notes for Rotation Curves:\n - For the rotation IpoCurves, the y values for points are in units of 10 degrees. example: 45.0 degrees is stored as 4.50 degrees. These are the same numbers you see in the Transform Properties pupmenu ( NKey ) in the IPO Curve Editor window. Positive rotations are in a counter-clockwise direction, just like in math class. + For the rotation IpoCurves, the y values for points are in units of 10 degrees. For example, 45.0 degrees is stored as 4.50 degrees. These are the same numbers you see in the Transform Properties pupmenu ( NKey ) in the IPO Curve Editor window. Positive rotations are in a counter-clockwise direction, just like in math class. @cvar name: The Curve Data name. @cvar bezierPoints : The list of the Bezier points. """ - def setExtrapolation(extrapolationtype): + def setExtrapolation(extendmode): """ - Sets the extrapolation type of the curve. - @type extrapolationtype: string - @param extrapolationtype: the extrapolatrion type of the curve. + Sets the extend mode of the curve. + @type extendmode: string + @param extendmode: the extend mode of the curve. Can be Constant, Extrapolation, Cyclic or Cyclic_extrapolation. @rtype: None @return: None @@ -276,25 +276,25 @@ class IpoCurve: def getExtrapolation(): """ - Gets the extrapolation type of the curve. + Gets the extend mode of the curve. @rtype: string - @return: the extrapolation type of the curve.Can be Constant, Extrapolation, Cyclic or Cyclic_extrapolation. + @return: the extend mode of the curve. Can be Constant, Extrapolation, Cyclic or Cyclic_extrapolation. """ def setInterpolation(interpolationtype): """ - Sets the interpolation type of the curve. + Sets the interpolation type of the curve. @type interpolationtype: string - @param interpolationtype: the interpolatrion type of the curve. Can be Constant, Bezier, or Linear. + @param interpolationtype: the interpolation type of the curve. Can be Constant, Bezier, or Linear. @rtype: None @return: None """ def getInterpolation(): """ - Gets the interpolation type of the curve. + Gets the interpolation type of the curve. @rtype: string - @return: the interpolation type of the curve.Can be Constant, Bezier, or Linear. + @return: the interpolation type of the curve. Can be Constant, Bezier, or Linear. """ def addBezier(coordlist): @@ -315,9 +315,9 @@ class IpoCurve: @return: None """ - def Recalc(): + def recalc(): """ - Recomputes the curent value of the curve. + Recomputes the curve after changes to control points. @rtype: None @return: None """ |